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Duke/Kansas (NCAA Midwest Regional Final) Updates

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Tipping in about 20 minutes. This is the marquee matchup so far in the tourney two of the true blue bloods of college basketball. It's kinda like the North Carolina/ Kentucky game of last year.

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If Duval is leading Duke in scoring it could be a long evening for Kansas.

Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t feel like Duke is playing particularly well yet they still have a lead.

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36-33 Duke

Halftime

Duke lead by Duval with 13

Kansas lead by Graham with 8

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Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t feel like Duke is playing particularly well yet they still have a lead.

 

I really don't think either team has played very well, but you are right about Duke. If you are leading and Bagley only has 5 points that's a good thing.

God knows neither team is shooting well. Especially from outside. If one of them figures it out, they'll dominate.

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Azubuke picks up his 3rd foul in the first minute and half of the half.

Come on Kansas, pour it on!

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Kansas on a 11-3 run to start the half leading 44-39. Timeout Duke. I don't think Duke has a FG yet this half just 3 FT's.

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